On June 11, Beijing time, this year's WWDC will be officially held.
WWDC stands for Worldwide Developers Conference, and Apple usually showcases the latest software and technologies to developers around the world.
And for users, the most concerned is undoubtedly the upcoming announcement of new systems such as iOS 18.
Whether it's rumors or Apple's own "thoroughfare", iOS 18 will bring new features based on AI technology, which is basically a certainty.
According to the latest news, iOS 18 may also introduce a blocking feature for ads.
Recently, in its latest report, the Financial Times revealed the functional changes that Apple will announce at WWDC.
According to the report, Apple is preparing to introduce an AI-based privacy feature for Safari in iOS 18 that can help users remove ads or other content from web pages.
In response, the British News Media Association said that the new feature could affect website revenue in the news media industry.
Image source: Financial Times
After all, for most news media industries, advertising is often their main source of revenue.
There is no further news about the feature at the moment, but the move is really in line with Apple's style.
Previously, Apple introduced the Tracking Transparency feature, which allows users to turn off access to advertising identifiers in other apps on the iPhone.
For this reason, FaceBook, which has always relied heavily on personalized advertising revenue, has also had a dispute with Apple, and the two sides have not been less engaged in public verbal battles.
Although the ad blocking feature will inevitably affect the revenue of some Internet companies, it is believed that users will welcome this change.
As time went on, there were endless advertisements of all kinds, such as the infamous "Shake It".
It is worth mentioning that the outside world has also exposed news that Apple is planning to rectify it, and it is expected to completely kill the shake jump advertisement.
Image source: Social platforms
Combined with the relevant reports in the Financial Times, this news is likely not groundless.
Wait for next month's WWDC.
In addition to the new developments in software, with WWDC approaching, the Apple Vision Pro may be coming soon.
Recently, in the database of China Quality Certification Center, two Apple devices have officially passed the national 3C quality certification.
One of the models is the A2117, which is labeled as a "wearable computer" and is produced by Likai Precision, which can basically be confirmed to be a Vision Pro.
Image source: National Center for Quality Certification
At the same time, there is also a mobile power bank that has also passed the certification audit, the model is A2781, which is produced by Goertek, and it is likely to be an external battery for Vision Pro.
In addition, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman also revealed in a recent report that Apple has begun a series of plans to launch Vision Pro in other countries and regions.
According to people familiar with the matter, Apple will bring the Vision Pro to the international market after the WWDC ends.
The first countries to list are expected to include China, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Australia.
Image source: IT House
Friends who have been paying attention to this product for a long time can look forward to it.
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